If one person invites another to injure himself (or herself), both the physical injury and the damage to a family’s reputation. Plus, when one invites another to cause damage to that first person’s property. Also, a purse of charity funds that was stolen, and the guardian was not liable – but why not? Also, the beginning of chapter 9: with a focus on stealing an object and making changes to it.
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